Please See Me
Open now for fiction, flash fiction, nonfiction, other work, and poetry.
Last checkedPlease See Me is a healthcare- and mental-health-focused literary magazine seeking creative work about illness, wellness, and the healthcare experience.
Response time info: ~1 days; sourced from The Submission Grinder
Read the full guidelines at pleaseseeme.com↗Submission calls
For Fall 2026 Issue #19 and the 7th Annual Writing Contest; seeks fiction, short stories, and flash fiction about healthcare, mental health, or the Heroes theme. Short stories may be up to 4,000 words; flash fiction may be up to 1,000 words. The contest accepts fiction entries.
Flash fiction is welcome and encouraged, up to 1,000 words, for the Fall 2026 Heroes issue and the 7th Annual Writing Contest. Contest entries may address mental health or the Heroes theme.
For Fall 2026 Issue #19 and the 7th Annual Writing Contest; seeks creative nonfiction and essays about healthcare, mental health, or the Heroes theme. Pieces may be up to 4,000 words. The contest accepts creative nonfiction entries.
The Fall 2026 Heroes issue accepts scripts and other written or digital media, but the page separately lists films, photography, drawings, podcasts, and other media. All submissions are made through Submittable.
For Fall 2026 Issue #19 and the 7th Annual Writing Contest; seeks poetry about healthcare, mental health, or the Heroes theme. Submit a maximum of three poems at a time. The contest offers a poetry award.
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